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Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park

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Sep 17, 2026

James PietragalloHOST
5:04
Oh my God, we love...
James PietragalloHOST
5:06
Wanna hear people com- So great ... complain about Glacier National Park? Go ahead.
James PietragalloHOST
5:11
How could you? Yeah.
James PietragalloHOST
5:11
Not enough bears.
speaker_9NARRATOR
70:20
Or I'd like just now to tramp as a beggar through the heart of the New Ireland.
speaker_9NARRATOR
70:27
these and many other fascinating adventures haunt the mind like maeterlinck's souls of the unborn children in that charming drama of the ideal the betrothal if i don't do them this time on earth and can't do them friends are apt to say well next time one lifetime will hardly suffice to find out all there is to know and to enjoy in the world and in man Vachelle Lindsay, with whom I enjoyed a wonderful six weeks when we crossed Glacier Park, going by compass, and passed the frontier between the United States and Canada, is eager for a resumption of the trail.
speaker_9NARRATOR
71:10
Next time it shall be Mount McKinley, in Alaska, or Crater Lake, in the far northwest of the States.
speaker_9NARRATOR
71:18
Perhaps some day I'll go.' only recently i received from him by one post six long letters and a packet of coffee from going to the sun mountain come at once said vachelle but i was in finland at the time otherwise i'd have flung off for alaska or crater lake The difficulty is to say no to such suggestions.
AshHOST
14:45
I think for Zion it's almost...
AshHOST
14:47
Like I, I can't really think of a park besides maybe like Glacier-
JohnHOST
14:52
Mm-hmm
AshHOST
14:53
... that the strategy piece of all the little things that fit together to make your trip better-
Joshua CovillGUEST
28:27
It was, it was, it was relatively black, but kind of brownish.
Joshua CovillGUEST
28:30
Um, there is, for whatever reason, parts of Glacier National Park have a, like, a gene pool in the black bear population where the, a lot of them are, like, chocolate brown or cinnamon, which is really, really cool.
Joshua CovillGUEST
28:45
Um-
Molly BrownHOST
28:45
Mm-hmm
Molly BrownHOST
30:58
Are there wolves in Glacier or in that part of the state?
Joshua CovillGUEST
31:02
Yes.
Joshua CovillGUEST
31:02
So there's wolves in, uh, the northwest part of the state, which is Glacier National Park, but also, like, a ton of the national forest around.
Joshua CovillGUEST
31:15
Um, and then there's-
Mike WilsonGUEST
6:56
So we left, went all the way across, straight up to Canada, all the way across Canada, down through Montana.
Mike WilsonGUEST
7:04
And we stopped at this lake to camp outside of the park, the Glacier Park.
Mike WilsonGUEST
7:14
And we were sitting there by this lake and this kid came up to us.
Mike WilsonGUEST
7:17
He was riding on a bicycle, a nicest kid.
Steve StocktonHOST
137:37
It can be a rough place when the weather turns south.
Steve StocktonHOST
137:42
Next up, Huckleberry Lookout in Glacier National Park.
Steve StocktonHOST
137:46
The Huckleberry Lookout Trail spans six miles and is a challenging hike in Glacier National Park, Montana.
Steve StocktonHOST
137:53
The trail is known for its hazardous conditions due to around 300 grizzly bears they call the area home.
Steve StocktonHOST
137:59
In every 1,000 square kilometers of space, there are approximately 30 bears.

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Steve StocktonHOST
204:26
It is important to note that fighting back during an attack from a grizzly or a brown bear will usually worsen the attack.
Steve StocktonHOST
204:33
But if it persists, fight back with everything you have.
Steve StocktonHOST
204:37
According to Emily E. Smith of Smithsonian Magazine, on August 12, 1967, two 19-year-olds, Julie Hagelson and Michelle Koons, were on separate overnight backpacking trips in Glacier National Park.
Kristan T. HarrisGUEST
42:26
And I think that what we have is lobbyists in the world, right? So we have a lot of these people that are disenfranchised or gatekeepers that are leaving these tech companies that are going to make money and have lobbyism coming in to make alarmism at the same time.
Kristan T. HarrisGUEST
42:45
Because just look at things like let's talk about global warming right obviously all of a sudden there's no global warming it's climate change and for a while Al Gore was the hot button and New York was going to be underwater by 2012 and there's going to be no glaciers at Glacier Park by 2020 but none of that ended up being true and so I think that there's a happy like middle ground where there's some legitimate concerns and there are people that are invested like Donald Trump's invested in Axon which is The company that's replacing a lot of these flock cameras and AI data centers.
Kristan T. HarrisGUEST
43:20
I think it's one thing we need to really look at that there are some real concerns, right? When it comes to AI, we talked about Waymo and maybe you had a bench warrant because you have unpaid parking tickets and you're on a date and it takes you to the police station because...
Kristan T. HarrisGUEST
43:35
You know, you didn't pay those tickets, which is a very real thing.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
15:23
little scary.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
15:24
I love Glacier National Park, but that place is lousy with grizzlies.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
15:28
And they're really a different type of bear.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
15:31
Oh, no, a grizzly.
JessicaHOST
5:26
And I've been in that area because I went that way to get to Calgary Eventually going to Banff National Park.
JessicaHOST
5:33
And it was so cool because I had just left the Blackfeet Blackfeet Reservation in Montana because I went to Glacier National Park and did a couple of days in
DiniHOST
5:45
there.
DiniHOST
5:46
And then
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
21:54
Ian's family said in an online statement, While this is not the outcome any of us wanted, we are at peace that we have found him and it gives us closure.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
22:05
Next, Adam Fusilier, Reynolds Mountain, 2023 In August of 2023, Adam Fusilier, a 32-year-old Castle Pines, Colorado rock climber, attempted a popular off-trail climb in the Logan Pass area of Glacier National Park.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
22:23
Rangers discovered his parked and unoccupied vehicle at Logan Pass.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
22:28
When Adam did not return as scheduled, Rangers were notified and a ground search was initiated on August 30.

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